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moving to belfast

nachos · 2005-06-14 12:44:52

mods, feel free to move. a friend of mine will be moving up to belfast later in the year (from dublin). was wondering what the practicalities are? I may be stupid on this, but do she need any work permits or anything (she'll be looking for a job)? is there any paperwork involved or can she just move up and start working…

14-06-2005 12:44pm

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nachos

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mods, feel free to move.

a friend of mine will be moving up to belfast later in the year (from dublin). was wondering what the practicalities are? I may be stupid on this, but do she need any work permits or anything (she'll be looking for a job)? is there any paperwork involved or can she just move up and start working straight away?

any help/advice appreciated, cheers!

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#2 14-06-2005 1:07pm

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No work permit needed, and she can move freely. She will need to obtain a National Insurance number when she gets there - the HR department of her employer will be able to tell her where to contact etc

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